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The table assistant reads your table and answers in a side panel, suggesting columns you can accept or dismiss. Describe what you want in plain language, or ask a question about what’s already there.
The AI Assistant panel open beside the grid, showing a suggested column card with its cost in credits per row, an Add column button and a Dismiss suggestion button.

The table assistant, with a suggested column ready to accept.

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Open the assistant

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Click AI Assistant

Click AI Assistant in the toolbar to open its panel beside the grid.
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Describe what you want

Type into the box, for example “flag invalid emails”, or ask a question about the table instead.

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Start from a suggestion

A few starters sit above an empty conversation, worded for this table’s own columns. One might read Summarize this table, or Coverage of a column that is often empty. Click one to send it as your first message.

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Accept or dismiss what it suggests

1

Review the card

Each suggestion names its cost in credits per row before you touch it.
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Accept it

Click Add column to create it empty, or Add and run 10 rows to fill in a first batch too.
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Or skip it

Click Dismiss suggestion to drop it without adding anything.

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Keep more than one conversation

Click New conversation to start fresh without losing the last one. Previous conversations lists every conversation on this table by name, so you can pick up any of them again.

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Good to know

A plain column, a formula, an enrichment or agent column, an export column, or one reading from a connected tool. It looks at your existing columns for gaps worth filling.
Not today. The assistant suggests columns and answers questions about the table. Changing what you see is still done from Filter.
A failed reply shows what went wrong right in the conversation, and a Thinking… indicator shows while it is still working.

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Next steps

Add a column

Add a column yourself, without describing it first.

Filter, sort and search

Narrow the rows a suggestion is looking at.